You know what they say. Opinions are like **s h***s...
Sometimes a good description helps...

I could careless what you think or what you have done. A strike would be far more palatable than abortion on demand. I have absolutely no tolerance or respect for anyone that believes killing babies is their right and privilege. Cheers...

I am sorry he lost his wife. He is not alone.
Accept what. Leave where?

Let me tell you something. If an unborn fetus posed a danger to a woman's life most defenders of defenseless unborn children would not get in the way of saving a woman's life. Don't be so pompous. The biggest hypocrisy lies with the defenders of a woman's right to dispose of a human being at will. Not only is it a hypocrisy it is a disgusting human tragedy...

This is a progressive trap. Women should be free to do what ever they want to THEIR bodies. When they have control over another humans body their should be limits to the destruction of life.

We do not have these rights in Canada?. Yes we do.

"The police can approach you and ask you questions but they must let you go on your way, unless they arrest you or they have grounds to detain you.

The police have the right to detain you if they are investigating a crime and they have a "reasonable suspicion" that you are connected to the crime. They also have the right to detain you at a "roadblock" if they are following up on a report that, a short time before, someone saw people nearby with handguns.

If the police think you might have committed a crime, you should tell them who you are. But, in most cases, you do not have to answer any questions. You can tell the police that you do not want to say anything until you speak to a lawyer.

However, if you have been in a car accident, the police might ask you for information that they require for an accident report. If you do not answer their questions, you could be charged with an offence.

Anything you say to the police might be used as evidence against you in court. The only statements that cannot be used against you are those, like an accident report, which you must make by law. Even something you said before you were arrested, or while you were in the police car, could be used against you. This is true even for a statement you have not signed.

But, if the police have detained or arrested you, they should stop questioning you as soon as you ask for a lawyer. Just say, "I want to speak to a lawyer." You do not have to say anything else. If the police continue to question you, do not say anything. Just ask again to speak to a lawyer.

In Ontario, Legal Aid pays lawyers known as "duty counsel" to provide free legal advice, 24 hours a day. Ask the police for the toll-free telephone number for duty counsel. Or contact a lawyer you know.

In most cases, a lawyer will advise you not to talk to the police. This is usually the best advice. If you do choose to talk to the police, keep in mind that giving false information can be a criminal offence. And if you lie to the police, the fact that you lied might be used as evidence against you.

If you try to stop other people from cooperating with the police, you could be charged with obstructing justice or obstructing the police.

Once you have spoken to a lawyer, the police may continue to ask you questions. Even if you say that you do not want to answer, they can continue to ask. However, you have the right to remain silent and do not have to answer."

Are you living under an encroaching infrastructure of a police state. Do you feel safer...

Everybody wants to be seen...

Its not rocket science. Act Like a freak you will stand out. A large % of the population will adore and worship you...

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Agreed... Today's Nobel Peace prize is a running joke...

Awesome. Great read too...